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The Constitution Centennial.
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRFsInRNr.

The President yesterday transmitted to Con-
gress the memorial OF the executive committee OF
the sub-constttutional centennial commission
proposing to celebrate the 18th OF September, in
Philadelphia, aS the day upon which and the place
where the convention that framed the federal
MED 1t with message IN which he expresses the
hope that Congress, In spirit OF patriotic CO
operation rather than OF local competition, Will
enact nyting measures for the celebration OF the
ANNIVERSARY OF the adoption OF the constitution.
The President does not make any suggestion as to
where the celebration should be held.
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Attempt ~ Train Wrecking.
SUPPOSED 10 HAVE BEEN THE WORK or 4 NEW MEXICO
GANG TRAIN BORBER2.

CHICAGO. Jan. ia Tunes special from Albu-
Q0erque, New Mexico. says: An attempt was made
Monday night TO ditch the east-b0und pasSengef
train near San Jose ninety miles west OF Albu-
QueFQue, on the Atlantic and Pac1nc road, with Q
view, It is thought, TO robbery. Tne passenger
train was three hours late, and freight engine
running ahead struck the loose rails and turned
completely over. The culpFits are supposed 70 De
the Organized gang 0f train the en6hontlcs
have for some time been looking Tor. the train
men and express messenger have fH some ume
been carrying ehotgunD f0f eh1D gang.
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ANARCHIST SPIES, FIANCEE.

The Chicago Jail Officials DO Not Per.
INIT Her to See Him.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Miss Van Zandt appeared in
the Jail about 10 O'Clock this morning and sought
an interview with Spies. The jail officials, how
ever, in obedience to the sherins orders, refused
to allow her to enter.
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Senator GRAY Re.elcctcd.

DOVER, DEL. Jan. la.-Iu lolnt session OF the
general assembly to-day. Geo. Gray was formally
declared reelected United States senator.
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DR. McGLyNN VERY IIL.-Dr. McGlynn, Of New
York, Is very III with heart disease, aggravated by
the excitement he has passed through. It Is said
he sent message counseling forbearance and sub
mission to be read at the meeting OF his parish
toners MONDAY night, but through mistake It was
not delivered. II is also said that be has been sus-
pended nom the priesthood BY orders from Rome.
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The str1ks OF the longshoremen employed by the
Old Dumiuion Steamship company, In New Yoek,
resulted IN the 0efeat Of the stxikeEk
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Fought for Eleven Bounds.
TOMMY DANFORTH AND JACK HARDING MEET II
MORNING NYACK.

NYAck TURNPIKE, y. Y. Jan. 19.-Tommy Dan
forth and Jack Harding fought 70 nnish near
Nyack on the Hudson early this morning. Dam
forth won on foul In IL rounds. Harding fought
well for ax rounds and then his heart failed him.
In the second round he nearly knocked out DAN
forth by q right hand cross-cOunter. In the
eleventh round Harding Intentionally fouled Dam
forth and the latter was given the purse and hight
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A LBAU6H'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING JANUARY IL.
ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Annual Engagement of
JK EMMETT,
In the Revival of his Old his First
FRITZ. OUR COUSIN GERMAN
pronounced by and public possess human
interest than any drama Mr.. EInmert has ever ap-
Entire New Scenery Painted in London. Entire New
Emmett will introduce the following
ENTIRE NEW SONGS AND DANCES:
The Mistletoe; Down BY the Old Green Lane; True
RSs LSge 1 I Ihes The ANN H lullaby He
Army. introducing his Famous Silver Drum.
Next At,raction--JOHN T. RAYMOND. ja17
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
Prces-Nisht: PC. to all parts of the house
Matinees; 20c- to all parts of the house.
WEEK M6SpsY 81 Ssn seis Every A.
ternoon and Night, the Greatest Sensational Comedy
Drama Of the 6SE Bssse5i or III THE BRavEsr.
Interpreted BY an exceptionally strong Company.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT. ja17et
II ERNANs WASHINGTON THEATER
The Event of the Amusement Season
LILLE HALLS
BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
fasSh sEESES cohe Mosi
81 9bs Sf shI Ra As Per-
Masinees Mon, Tues. Thurs. and Sat ja17
nM MUsEUh-
THE CARNIVAL WEEK OF THE SEASON!
Every Afternoon and Night.
GIBSON AND RTsS 5hs Great and Only
In Their Famous @ orisinal Comedy of
And : GEaS6 oL19 SoMPANY
Ae f1sh bSa PsSa ffsSG afRcGs and the
Think ofi.i Only 10 cents Go see s it. n17.et
I'ALLEAAND-M CONCERT
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10
Mile PAULINE LALLEMAND.t the renowned Prima
sisted by Mr.. DIVIDE MUSIN. the distinguished Violin
yirtuoso: Mr.. FRANK BAXTER the young American
Tenor and other artists
Admission, 81 Tickets with secured seats s15O
For sale at Ellis 1 Co.'S on and after Jan 8. a315t
Il The DANCE OF THE NATIONS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER,
MONDAY TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
JAN. "a. %. &c. 1887. q 80 pm. to II o'clock
For the beneht of the
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
Under the direction of the eminent creative artist
MR. CARL MARwIG.
NEAfoLITAN Cor Fisher Dance5ETsrsnteiie
FLOWER
SPANISH
NINUET-
NORMANDY.
INDIAN.
SWEDISH and
GYPSY.
Represent the Dances Of the Nations.
Brilliant national costumes, artistic tableau1 grace
ful movements and postures make realistic and en-
chanting pictures Of national life.
Doors open at O'Clock: Kirmes, at 80 Prone
made concert and dancing guests participating until
o'clock Tickets 50. g. 81 so for sale only Metze-
rotrs 9O3 Pa and after January 10. Re-
served seats for each night without d3O
DkOF. CALDwELL'S DANCING ACADEMY ST
u yoseph's Hall. 5th and SITS. NV, Tuesday and
Friday. Class reunion TO IL pm. Dancing music
iufntshed for Balls Parties, Sc residence ia ST
NV d1S-slws
VVRICYCLES AND BICYCLES FOR RENT BY
u hour, day or month. Largest assortment Of BOYS
6scycles and Misses' Tricycles from 30 up. CAPI-
TA CYCLE CO. 14oo y Y ave no-:3m
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN
Il 18th St. two blocks south of Pennsyiyania ava
u ne most realistic Battle Scene ever PAINTED
Lighted 81 night by 800 electric lights
ORen frOnl a. . d IN
Admission, 80 cents; Children under I % vear, o.
centa On Sundays hall prlce ts5I
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kilograms to The Star.
kilograms to The Star.
SHATTERED BY AN EXPLOSION
A Baggage Car MysteriOusly Wrecked
NO SENATOR CHOSEN AT ALBANY.
Arctic Weather in Central New York.
ANARCHIST SPIES AND HIS FiANCEE
Gen. Smiths Accusations Against Gen. Grant.
SHATTERED BY AN EXPLOSION
A Baggage Car MysteriOusly Wrecked
NO SENATOR CHOSEN AT ALBANY.
Arctic Weather in Central New York.
ANARCHIST SPIES AND HIS FlANcee

Gen. Smiths Accusations Against Gen. Grant.
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THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND will visit
Baltimore next Monday evening to attend the an
nual charity ball to be given at the Academy of
Music. They will return to washington the same
NIGHT
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 19.-AbOut two O'Clock this
morning boiler in Swtft's rolling mill In Newport,
Kentucky, exploded with terrific force. The fire
Department rushed to the place and found the
newly erected portion OF the mill In ruins The
engineer said that himself ana two lAo0rers were
the only occupants at the time, and they had
escaped. The loss is estimated at S2S,O00. A
similar accident happened about year ago.
causing nearly as great q loss.
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REPRESENTATIVE Cox BETTER.-Mr. 8. 8. Cox was
slightly better to-day than he was yesterday. His
physician gave encouraging report, stating that
the Improvement in his condition, although slow,
is steady
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FROZEN FIsH.-The Secretary of the Treasury
has modified existing regulations 80 as to allow
free entry Of naturally frozen fish, imported in the
condition in which they are caught without hav-
ing been SAltad or otherwise nreSerYRd.
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AMERICAN EXHIBITORS WANTED.-The United
States consul at Amsterdam has informed the
Secretary OF State that an exhibition OF articles Of
subsistence will be opened in that city in June
next, and will last four months He suggests
that great benefit would result from the exhibi-
tion OF American pork lard dried fruits and fresh
apples, corn meal, Oat meal, &C.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Vest, Cameron, Mcmillan and Eustis, and
Representatives Breckenridge, Of Kentucky; Wads-
BlOunt, Scott Hall, Neece and Lehlbach, Secre-
tary Lamar, Assistant Postmaster Generals Ste
venson and Knott, Postmaster Curran, OF Hobo
ken. n T.
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA POSTMAsTERs.-Edward
Y. OMeara has been appointed postmaster at
Pomona, Kent county, Nd, and R. R. Beatty, at
Ingleside, Queen Anne county, Md; Geo. w.
SRamey, at Clinch River Scott county, va; D; G;
Morris, at Warren, Albemarle county, va.
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ARMY ORDERs.-A board of survey consisting of
Lieut. Col Amos ReckWith assistant couunt rx

APPRovED-The President has approved the
joint resolution appointing James b ANGEL
member OF the board OF regents OF the Smith
sonian Institution, and also number OF special
pension bills
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DRIES FOR PROVERBS
sou oolFifty dollars oh will be paid by MARTIN GIL
LEI CO., Exchange Place. Baltimore, Md,
m three premiums Of $25. $15 and 31O, for
Series of twenty (2OD Short Proverbs, or
aaasiss Of saHHRss HFSo oARRP5Sprate to the good
The following examples are given of what would be
deemed appropriate:
"T1ed natures street trestorcr.n-HE-No TEA.
Ss .sf Te.
..The cup that eheers"-HE-No TEA
CO. srinf arSe Tks e ssst ass
CONDITIONS:
The awards will be made by impartial and disnter-
sSn your s VITA and ON SIe side Of the paper only
ber and in sealed envelope place Your full name and
address These envelopes will not be opened tin Alter
the selection BY the judges of the three best lists
Address all communications relating to this offer 70
HE-No TEA PROVERBS.
Care MARTIN GILLKr Co, Baltimore. Ma
Copyright 1872 n1o.1m
No LoSa PROCLAMATION.
QUALITY. PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK
LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS
The Superior Make Of our well-known Clothing. to
gether with Bargain prices, tell the story.
Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suits
and Overcast Department, are open to your in
spoction, With the Lowest Prices
1t is practical fact that we are not consider.
ing the question of profit what remains Of
Our Fall and Winter Stock. Our only object
now is to sell the goods.
We have made big deductions in our Suit De-
partment- We have made big deductions in our
Pants Department We have cut deep in our
Overcoat Department We are Sacrificing the
Boys and Children's Suits and Oyercoats
Now is the chance for Bargains in Mems Fur
nishings. EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH
NOAH WALKER CO..
ja12 025 Pennsyivsnis avenue.
UVHOMAs b. BOND.
u 135 Pennsylvpnis ave- A. ".
General Insurance Agent aud Real Estato Broker.
nsurs Win the ssrSnseSs eespr>ries.
SsneIH Agent Glen's Falls Ftse Insurance Company
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., sl54, ,433; customs, 81 ,O35, ,747.
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UNHOMAB d. BOND
u 1a5 Pennsylvpnis ave- A. w.
General Insurance A6snt apd Real Estata Broker.
Insure with the strongest companies.
general Agent Glen's Falls Fire Insurance Company
o( New York, dI3- 1ms'
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THE BETTER WAY.

VINO serves his country best'
Not he who, for brief and stormy space
Leads forth her armies 70 the fierce ARRAY.
Short is the time Of turmoil and unrest
Long yexrs Of peace succeed It and replace;
There IL better way.
Who serves his country bestf
Not he who guides her senates in debate.
And makes the laws which are her prop and
stay;
Not he who wears the poets purple vest,
And sings her songs of love and grief and fate
There Il abetter way.
He serves his country best
who joins the tide that lifts her nobly on;
For speech has myriad tongues for every day,
And song but one; and law within the breast
Is stronger than the craven law on stone;
There is . better way.
He serves his country best
Who lives pure life and doeth righteous deed,
And walks straight paths, however others stray
And leaves his sons rs uttermost beQuest
A stainless record which all men may read;
This IL the better way.
No drop but serves the slowly lifting tide.
No dew but has IN errand TO some flower,
No smallest star but sheds some helpful ray,
And man by man, each giving to al the rest,
Make the firm bulwark OF the country's power
There is no better way.
-'Sus0s Coolid0e. IN ConQregofionottst.
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HISTORY or THE DOLLAR.

4 wera Ehas 4 Essq.e.sly Eaeo.assred
N cenpcraavsv ole wer1
Our woro oonar dases oac. 20 1soo'
~nen : reeo'unon wss passed ~ Con-
gress wnicn Provluea snas ~ snouid %
the unit Oh money OF Une onlted states.
Anotner resolution was passed IN l1oo:
August O. provo'ne tnas u snouid
weigh 5000 grams o. pure SILVER: Inc
mint was es'aD'ispeo 70 Asz' ana was
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Fragments a. Conversation Picked Up IN =
Watsrsng Place Hotel Pnrior.
Didn't ever listen to the hum Of con-
versation in that beehive Of society, a
Watering place hotel parlori 1t runs
something like this:
us that four O'clock The doctor
said was to take powder at four"
HALF cup butter, two Of sugar. three
eggs beaten in one cup sweet milk, one
pint"
s'One single. ten double, one single
in six chain. fasten with one single in
fifth row"
wasn't the dinner horride
couldn't find . thing ct to eat and
Edward declares il"
ma, mayn't l go down to the beach
and see the big waves come IMP Mayn't
I msr say yesr'
.,Said she saw rat in the hall IS
large 49,"
"A last years bennett should say
20. Looked as If Miss Noah wore it in
the ark. and she didn't seem to care =
bit either"
Cast on nine stitches and knit across
plain
s.Shs had On white skirts and q pink
jersey, and wore her hair Tin Marguerite
.sshe isn't any spring chicken either. y
Chop raw beef fine and make .
poultico
.s1bi All v-a-w..-v~nf I've inst II ma
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PATS ANSWERS.

Two Laughable Samples Of Irish wit and
SELF Possession.
Trip an Irishman, and he will fall on
his feet; corner him and he will jump
over your head; question him upon q
subject of which he is ignorant. and his
answer. though it is not reply, will
enable him to retreat with his flag fly
ing. An Irishman, who wished for a
position as letter-carrier in one of our
large cities, went before the Civil-Serv-
ice board for examination. He APP
peared, wearing q careless air, as one
about to 60 through mere formality.
'sWhat is the distance. Mr.. Mahoney,
between Boston and Constantinoplep"
asked the chairman.
"Wat's the distance between Boston
and that haithen cityP" said Pat
well, sor. if that's to be my route. l
withdraw my application.
One of Pats countrymen. having
served in the Charleston navy-yard in q
subordinate position, asked to be pro-
NOTED. limiting that he would not object
to going to sea, if he could be assured
of a good berth on q man-of-war. He.
too. was invited to appear before the
examining board.
''Mr. Mulhone," asked the chairman,
''if you were in the China Sea, and the
ship under full sail was going ten knots
an hour, and . man should fall over
board. what would you doP''
Promptly came the answer. without
the shadow of perplexity appearing on
Mulhone's face. IF ] was in the China
Seas, under the circumstances We name.
and . man should fall overheard,
think I'd write to his friends that he
was drowned. - Houth's Conapdnion.
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AN ARTIFICIAL SEA.
the Curious work Carried Out In TunIs b
. French Omcer.

The Curious work Carried Out In TunIs By
. French Omcer.
Sir F. de Lesseps has lately COM
municated to the Institution of Civil
Engineers an interesting account of
curious work carried out in Tunis by
Colonel Roudaire. This gentleman ap-
pears to have spent many years in
Tunis leveling. boring and making ex-
periments of various kinds, and has
come to the conclusion that four de-
pressions, or .sshotts," as he terms
them, which he names Tedjed, Djerid,
Rharsa and Melrir, and are situated
seventy-seven feet six inches below the
sea level, could by means of . canal be
readily formed into large inland Sea
or lake, which would have the effect Of
influencing for good the climate and
fertility of the surrounding country to
. considerable degree.
This lake is stated to be 5, 164 square
miles in extent In order to prepare
for the vast expense with such an nu-
dertaking must involve. the Colonel
proposes to sink artesiau wells, for the
purpose Of cultivating the country; and
the rent paid for the water thus OBJ
tanned might be applied, the whole or
in part, towards the construction of the
proposed canal. In 1855 the first well
was sunk to the depth Of 295 feet, when
water was found flowing at an average
of 1.76O gallons per minute the first
year. which has now increased to 49,
800 gallons per minute. Sir F. de Les
seps says:
s.Th4 banks Of the River Melah,
which fifteen months ago we're deserts,
are now populated. and very shortly
the canal is to be commenced, so that
tho civilization Of the French-Africau
possessions must come from below
that is to say. must Of necessity depend
for water supply on wells only. -
Chamber Journal
In New York they have got sods
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II friends ask you to discover tneIr
faults beware, or you will discover you
have no friends Ia.
"A helping word to one IN trouoio
49, ~ .v.,;tcl, ~, n railroad track
Is Often me- . s~''I r - ,.r..cL and
lint one inch between Wreck dno
xmooth-rolling prosperity.
The coffee crop of tho world for
last wear was $50, 600 tons, and Of this
.monnt American hotels probably used
about 100 pounds by accident.
One of the most mournful things in
nature must always be the inevitable
tendency OF the young man in love 70
im.c;ne himself poet. Boston Jour-
nal Of Education.
Whatsoever the Newspaper Of tho
future NAV be. it willensver BIO what
woman wants it to be until it Is wholly
made up of love verses, deaths and
marriages, and dry goods advertise
ments.-Boston Journal Of Education
No more wholesome advice than
this can be given those upon whom for
time has smiled: However rich you
NAV be. do not make pleasure the aim
and object Of life: it will wear you out
faster than work. or even worry
They Ought to Label It.
saThose who aim at ridicule
SnSSlo - T Siuto tsev are T. lest
cJo"df@d" s''y;
woman is displaying a remark
able aptitude for taking care of herself"
says an exchange. What Is wanted is
not so much . woman who can take
care of herself IS one who can, in addi-
ton, take care of husband and three
children in fairly good style.-Phila-
deipkio Call
First Young Lady-"Who are those
people you bowed TO- MANNER second
Ditto-"O don't you Know snem'
That's Mrs Montalembert and her hus-
band" Have they any children?"
'sWhy, Hattie! What an idea! No.
indeed! They are real stylish people"
Boston Transcript.
Why are our public roads called
highways? They are generally much
lower than the surrounding and bor-
dering land, being worn and washed to
gullies where they are not naturally
swamps. They are high only IN tne
sense that they cost much more than
they are worth under the present
system. -Retersbarg (Vd) Index APP
peal.
"A Quaker, from the country, went
into city bookstore, and one OF tho
clerks, thinking to have little fun at
his expense. said to him: you are
from the country, are you notP' "fes.
answered the Quaker. well. here's
an essay on the rearing OF calves that
you would probably like to buy. "
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In New York they have got sods
water down to two cents per glass, and
the glasses are large st that
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exhaustion, the bear turned quickly and
sprang upon his PROSTATE enemy. He
seemed to have been suddenly invigor-
ated by this turn of the battle in his
favor. With merciless sweeps Of his
huge claws he tore the flesh in great
masses from the bulls upturned side.
The advantage the bear thus obtained
over the bull seemed to be understood
by the herd. and the believing in
creased. dirt was thrown about in
clouds. and one big COW drew near the
struggling animals, and l believed for
q moment that she intended to 90 to
the aid Of the herds PROSTATE leader.
90 fierce was her aspect and actions;
but she simply circled around the bear
and the bull, believing and paving.
In the mean time both the eagles and
the wolves grew impatient Of the delay
in the battles ending. The former
would now and then swoop down. - IL
to hurry up the finish. uttering harsh
cries, and some waiting wolf would
steal from his covert and make closer
and more courageous reconnoisance.
swapping and snariing in apparent dis
appointment.
The bull and the bear rolled over
and over in the terrible death struggle.
Nothing was now to be seen but .
heaving, CORY mass, dimly perceptible
through the dust. As to weight the
two fierce and determined brutes must
have been about equally matched. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

AN ACT relating to the salary OF the Clerk oil
Courts Of Somerset County.
Be i enacted &c, as follows
From and AZ Ter the frst day Of January N the
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred anc
eightyseyca, the compensation OF the clerk Of the
courts OF Somerset county, shall be all the fees OF
his oilte Gul Two dollars and fifty cents in the su
preae ip1.c al courts and two dollars IN the county
commits ourrs' court for each days attendance
or by deputy, upon more than cour: at TIE
same tine. Approved February Is. 1871
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Treasures az Steam Navigation COMPANIES.
Be ii enacted s. as follow.
Section fa8r nf chapter hIu-,wo Of tie revised
statutes Is horehy repealed
tAEq-lYe1 February q, iss-.
thap''r D.
a. ~. ..- [-5, H. -. statute:
re!atla. "a Perslas ID ur!aco5porated places
needing relief
Be & Hrar.e4 Nc. a. follows
Sect.auI Chs-.sr t7Uf.ty- -four section twenty
r!rp Of: the ret ssl --t1tcs , hereby amended IS
striking .gt O. sa-is and have not lived tn the
town Furnishing t.eA relief in the thirteenth
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Chapter 81,

AN ACT regulating the compensation OF the Tr,ls-
tees Of The state Reform school
BE It enacted. Sc. as follows
Section / The trustees Of the STATE Reform
School shall he allowed two dollars day for their
services when employed. and the same sum for
every twenty miles travel
Section , This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. (Apprcyed March /, 1881
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Chapter s..

AN ACT in relation TO the exclusion of minors Is
spectators, from court rooms.
BE Il enacted, &c, rs follows:
Section /, Any court or trial justice may exclude
minors spectators, from the court room, during
the trial of any civil criminal. when their
presence is not necessary witnesses parties.
Section 2. This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. lApproyei March 2, 1871